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Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Black Bass.

OF all lovers Of the piscator.A arr
there are none who love the sport better
than Bouad Pyle, Esq, who resides at
Greenkank, Del. Thursday, By ap-
poiu,ment, Mr.. Charles HArpsr. iGn1ed
down with 6shing im2loments and bait
calculated to make the 4 fsh bite, land ed
at Greenpank early In s.e day, and in
company with Mr.. Pyle, hied away 10
tho romantic stream called the Ksd
Clay Creek, and after Numerous fupH y
and stieat iDcidenta they succeeded IN
lARding thirteen beautiss of the black
bass and fall fish varieties. The 9o
gontlenlea were fishing against ooa
another, and both tried t, see wiz
could land the largss. number Of the
fany tribe Mr.. Haepsr got the prias
and seven flsh, while Sir. Pyle brou9h,
mp tie rear with total OF six. Mr.
Pyle says be beat In weight II not in
number.
Mr.. Pyle tells rather an AM using in
cident OF an elderly gentleman, who
rod In hand. Zone OF tne pointed kiD6
succeeded in hooking s. biaoS bSes, art
In trying TO land the ganasy fsb. snAl
went bis pole and over On his bsc
tum bled ths gentleman, wLile MI
Harper, who, being near, eeoinG tn
accident, made grab for the broks 81
eud Of the pole, which was bs!ng ssF
idly drawn towards tie creek. ,sn
landed Mr.. fsh, y perfect beauty {
over two pounds In weight.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Married ia Philade,phia

John 8. Mullip, Jr of this city, oi
the Rrm Of VIM. T. Mu!lin & Son, was
married TO Miss Matte A. Harbenson,
OF Philadelphia. st G3 Eorth Twentieth
street, by the Rev. DIR. Tiffany.
Amongst those present from this city
who Witnessed the ceremony were Mr.
and Mrs. q. A. Lippin colt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Norris Robinson md VIM. B,
Dunwoody. Immediately after the
wed ding tie bride and groom left on q
two wetks' tour through the Eastern
| States
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Stabbed 10 DAnth h,

HoPKINsvILLE, Ky,
Taylor, . young while ml
age. employed upon the
buckner, near Long vi
south OF HtpkipsviIle,
death this morning whil1
tobacco field by Ike Pad
borer on the Buckner
was hauling tobacco h
where Paris nistres,
were engaged, and reprd
dren for idling. The mol
with her children aud al
who struck her, whereup@
from his wagon, aud rusd|
stabbed him to the hes1
bacco knife. Ike mode hl1
lor bore q good character.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Horse Found,

Lewis l.. Lee of the Second street
market had the good luck yesterday
afternoon to fnd his horse, which es
capped from the farm OF his brother In
BrRndywine Hundred about q week
ago, straying around Penny Hill. 1t IL
singular that . valuable horse should
run loose In Q neiRhborhood for seven
days and not sttraot the attention Of the
resid dents thereof, but such seems to
have been the Case in this instance. A
stray animal should always be taken
up and notice OF the fact published In
the REPUBLICAN,, rs much trouble and
expense 70 the owner may thus be
avoided.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Accidentally shot |

EAsToN. September IL
Henry Hickey, aged %, 1
muskiats along the Lsh!gh |
Easton, accidentally shot |
wounded Grant Runion, as|
ey was walking along the \
skirts the river bank, and
his gun on his shoulder.
the gun from his h1ulderif
ally discharged, and a cry
Runion, who was walking \
r ckey, was the first int!nal
had OF his presence The
of shot entered the boys bfe
inflicting what will prob
fatal wound.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
HockessiD and VII

Professor 8. W. Martin,
but lately from New YoiI|
on Temperance In the NJ
Hockessin on Sunday ever
ber l1th, at Z 80 O'clock
vited. Mr.. Martin is eugsl
ton and Kiamensi 10 lsscn
ship.
Mr.. x 8. Chandler,
building Q very hapd,o'' %
house at BockesslD. j.. r
is the contractor aud b. D.
are furnishing the lumoeh
Mr.. CLARA K Houga n1 y,
leos school In tie Odd y
ard 10 encouraged BY o MI
scholars.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Express Once Ilnpr(

The Adams Expre,s OH |
street, has undergone q u
Ing. The counting oficd
moved to the south sldel
the rear. The space Tor ID
the door, where 1t 10 oonv(
them, and as now arri
much more room than |
wrestling around boxes
trunks. Samuel F. Beld
little less than q century
able and accom- nodsting |
has charge and Rivfs the |
sonal attention, except th(
takes TO attend to his duli|
bor Of the Board OF E'ud
occasional run down to I'd
he thinks is the best plscs|
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
E;A. .RIY

Of course those who buy their
Fall Clothing G early will get a
more complete stock to select
from. Our store is in perfect
order-every size, all styles, and
at all prices Our Fall Overcoat
is taking-the special SIo-you
will need in these cool Septem-
Der evenings. Come and see
US while we have time to show
you around. You need not buy
unless you are ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
m Asonsc Par ade.

The me IN bers OF Hiram Grand Lodge,
A. r A H.. will have q parade on
Wee nesday evening. the 7th inst. The
liue will torn at 8 O'Clock p. n. ou
Orange street, right resting on Thir
teen,h, when they will march donn
Thirteenth street 70 Wilson, along
Wilson to Twelfth, to Lombard, to
Eleventh, to French, to Sixth, to Pop
lar, 10 Fifth, to French, to Fourth, tc
Tatnall, to Ninth, to Windsor, to sixth
10 Orange, to Twelfth and then die
miss. The friends residip on tn,
lbove ro1te are requested to illuminate
:. The 70 lowing day the lodge will max,
s N excursion, and this parade is in
I. ,nded 10 nd vertine the same.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Inellgib,s Candid

1t has been ascsrtaiptd y
Groves, who was uomtn. ns
House OF Da,elates from Ve1
the Republican nomins,IDs| n..s
is not eligible. Mr. t,o1
farmer OF Elk Neck, stsas
at once tender his resl.a]
county executive com m',M uo'|
hll the vscancy. II u w
tina. Enoch Noy es, Of ias -
trict, who was only q, as,'' 10
Groves by ons vote, w!ii NV " \
Groves, although o .,s na.ss'SS' N
removed TO New Cas.lc y \
10 1888, and did not return
1885.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
HARRY HART,
TIE Il. 7. CLOTHING MFG. 90.
Nc. BIG Market Street.
5[,HC]QI,

School opens Monday, Sept.
5th, 1887, but school supplies
are open to the inspection ol
parents to-day, in the shape Of
elegant Cheviot Suits for bows.
Many different styles. Well
made and elegantly trimmed.
with additional arrivals daily.
We claim to show the lare eest
line Of Boys and 'Children's
Clothing in the city, and will
gladly show any one, whether
wanting to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Tho City IsI for -

A number Of cltlssns y
Office OF the COLLECTORS, y,
sixth street, within tns TO-.
two and paid tie ta1 uu' usn,,
In the delinquent list st., S,,I
publish TO. morrow. tp,3 ~ n
until IL N. tc-moftT,", y, +, NO
after that hour 1t Will j., uIg XIII III
vent the appearance VI -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
PlsrBon tho Winner,

ThA're were Ave entries in tie swim.
ming match Wbioh took placsat Wood =.
land b 'Sch on Wednesday, cver O five
oile COZ rse, Ior purse OF s25 and q
silver pttShe-. AmeHg tie Contestants
xss loan M. Ple;s0p, but AZ the match
vas Gsolsre\1 4 d drav i: was sxam over
aya,n % yes,ss\ \day, wren Person and
rwn othera ws\'e the only ones ,hat en-.
tered. Ths akA c. rs;G;t;a in victory
fur P!arbon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
EXCURSION te'''l

The o A. M. d. CharS, a,on
school had an excot''Gif, isf, h
ntyG, City yesterday, which iss. = !. ~
6.45 .. m. There ~ss ~, no
order prevailed, ana ln,I1s ,ISD A
drunken man IN tne uo dl.I,
seausnlly there was 10
any Kind. -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

Mrs. Graham Lemon OF Dublin, Ire.
land, who has been rusticatipR at the
CAtskill Mountains, New York, Is pay.
ing her brother in-law, David Lemon oi
this city, q short visit before startir Z
for Ireland on the 9Th inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

DR.. j. a. Simms will tomorrow 20
down to Talbot Circuit, Talbot County,
Md, 10 sssist the Rev. Mr.. Collie In
bis Sunday services. He will return
either on Monday or Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
great variety

Powell in the ThiIas " ss5 sI1is1 ,eI /
consisting Of see ,.,sn oa',' e'Os saiI
erel, butter hsh, lt''a am, dslid|
.,s1i. Tsss' .. are usual n'1 viii ,Is' e 'F1
o'c!ock 'ccS t, u orrow rla..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Three Big Bargains

4 gallon glass Jars, 81 dozen.
a gallon Rlsss jars, 81 dozen.
a gallon glass jars. 81 dozen.
4 gallon glass jare, 81 dozen.
Il gallon glass jars, 81 dozen.
y gallon glass j1rs, 81 dozen.
gallon peach syrup, 500. gallon.
gallon peach syrup, 65o. gallon.
l 1gllloA peach syrup, 500. gallon.
gallon peach syrup, 65j. gallon.
l gallon peach sS rup, 65c. gallon.
l gallon peach syrup. 65c. gallon.
/ gallon peach syrup. $50. gailcp.
lbs. cream chs sese, 25c.
lbs. cream cheese, 25c.
lbs. cream cheese, 25c.
lbs. cream cheese, 25c.
lbs. cream cheese, 26c.
lbs. cream cheese, 2tc.
N. B.-Every customer purohasin
81 worth of goods st our store on Ertda
or Saturday. September and 3, r,
ceives one 25o. package CT Ecru stare
for giving the linens q beautiful polisi
DEvEEELL BROS, 8 East Fourth St.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
rhe W satusz.

Tomorrow promises TO be from fair
70 cloudy, and rather warmer. similar
conditions will probably prevail on
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
sn,pmepls Of r''' ',,l

Forty.eight cars ssos,s.dsy, |
rs follows: p.,,inore;
d sIphia, II; b's''''
Chester, 2. .-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

All that certain lot or parcel of land with the
buildings thereon e'ected, situate in the c. ty
OF wilmington, bounded and described as
follows, to Wit:
teginning Mt the eastcrly side of French
street between Fourteerth and Fifteenth
streets In the middle of the porthtrly gable of
the old brick dwelling, thence easterly and
parallel with Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
li6 feet inch TO James Il. Price's line thence
southerly parallel with French street and
partly wit land now or formerly OF the said
Price and partly land now or formerly of the
Phoenix Fire Company rs feet l 2 inches TO a
stake In line now or formerly of HAryey's
land, thence westerly parallel with Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets lI6 feet inch to
the said side or French street. and thence
Herewith northcrly 3J feet I-2 inches TO the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what II may, with the three-story brick dwell
Ing house thereon erected. Iced Record d,
Vol. IL, page 40.
SEIZED ami taken In execution as the prop
erty OF John L. Quinn and Sarah q. Quinn, hi 8
wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
sherid's ONCE, Wilmington, September 2,
1857. s2-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

Drop in and enjoy yourself at the
Atlantic Garden, to night, 224 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

WANTED-A Boz TO EuN Ell.
" ranas. Apply at Sos Market street.
s9.Mk
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
h'usework. In a small family. Bel
erence required. Apply at 2OG East i3lh street.
sl-3t'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

Pare spices, Iure Spices.
Our spices are especially ground for
rs therefore pure; try them. Crippen's,
I S East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
1AkKIAGE

ROAHDLY-LuPEk. .-Un September ist
1887, by the Rev. y. ii. johnson. Mr.
Joshua B1. BOsrdly anu Miss Elizabetl
Lopez, 18th Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
DIEIr,

DIED.
M-DDWELL--0n the lst inst, Sarah A..
daughter ef Casar X. and Iizzie J. me-
boweG, aged 10 months.
kelatives and friends are invited to attend
ho1 funeral from her parents' residence, 1917
Shsllc-Ots s avenue. on SaiurISy afternoon, to
rest at 3.35 ocioes. lnternent at Mount
: ta&sn Cemetery.
Another little ,smh has gone
10 dwell Win n!m Rhe gave,
Another iittIe dSrnng taoe
Is sheltered in the grave.
God peede1 one more angel child
Amidst h ia Ginning band,
And Sc he bent with loving smile
And oiasped our darling's hand.
MOI tSIS.-<pn the lst ins. Katie Morris
aye ls years. months and II days.
hei waves and friends ore respectfully In.
Sited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Ger CO Of David 5. Conlyn at Newport OF
Sunoa afternoon, ts meet at tho house at
o'clocE, 90 Sept, 4. To proceed to st
james cemetery. Newport Services at the
| csfDrch.
Marylt nd papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

w ANTED "A WHlrE GIRL FiiR
,s,s,. general houseworx. Apply with
ieterencss.i0i French street, lts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Child

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surir.
! pEn. Bal
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Childrep',, },

nebble and kid spin, 9sg,ooeE., OK =
lowest IN town
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

state OF the Temperature
u the REPUBLICAN, ofiice To- Cay In th q
shade:
fo'olock 10 O'Clock IA O'CLOCK
65o TAG az
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

EORSALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES
l. OF tin aud house furnishing store, in q
good location. Address ''Business,' this
office. sa.3I.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
Tirss aud

nre hpu
u from J
D forest b
!, Toe p
|bkcvn for
~ since Ju
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La
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4
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b.llrsi sav
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

~ able couple middle aged (Engiisn, ,)wish
situation with small family; man as cock,
wife housow0rk. City reference. Address W.
Z. o., 4l3 Il. 9th atreet Wilmington, or 34l
b. bth street, Philadelphia, Pa. 50 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

UyANTED-h GOUp MAN UNDEk.
w efsnoipg care Of hoTses and oowsmust
have 200 ,eoommendstiol. Il. Ii. JOHN.
SUN, el2 Market ct. s7.2,t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

"ANTED-ONE Two GENTLE
w men to board In quiet fami'yiwith
home ,mforts. pleasant rooms, gas. bath,
etc.. at GOT W. Third street. s2-sts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

ENuR SALE-G sUUERY SrOuE AND
e fixtures, house att cned; low rent, ood
location. Good reasons tor selling. Ad.
dress J. r. this Office s2St
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

EOR RENT-2 STORES. 16xl6 FIT. ON
w. Front between Monroe and Adams
streets, with a large bulk window In each
store; suitable for any business. Inquire at
HESSlON'S coal Office, adjoining. Also a
stable capable of holding and horses. s2.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02

|EI ON
|N 0P roll
|sBUuDIyl
| DESCRl
] SEw curl
fLlsr AMI
Daily Republican., 1887-09-02
God peods1 one more angel child
Amidst h ia Ginning band,

daryl nd papers please copy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Piece wszelkiego rodzaju PREY
bory z~claznc i blaszane kuchenne
spr1cdaja W Winonie W jaknajlep-
sym gatunku i pc rrnach najwie-
ccj .rzystepnych j. }. Glese i syn.
Mona tex u Mich do>tat wszelkich
zelastw, p"trzebnych d" huJ"wli'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

hrqSy pog7osA0, re policy
w%iuonsklej dostawicno spiS p%rzesz}o
100 anarchist6w, ktorzy wszyscy W
mieScie nasZem mleSzkaG mala.
Bomb dynamrtowych dotyczas ME
wytropiono. Okropnost!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01
~ AagL:sr0w i

45 NOIATOW j Pockri book
zgubil W ponirdzialck wicczorcm
W 4 wardzic pcwion Kodak naSz,
kt6rrmn tie pleniadAc bardzo byiy
%pot:Achuc. kto DO to picniqdHr
znalazl, niechaj sic zgFo~r do re
dakcyi Wim"vS" II dostamo dobr.
nagrodr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

+ Dnia 2s listopada nadszedi
do Winony telegram, przynoszacy
wiadomoSG, IL samotny Toma>z
Gostomski 4 Winopy poniosf smiert
gdzies PR; robocie w stanie Wis
consin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Winoasha Rada micjska ia
wniosck komitetu wodociayowego
przyjeFa oterte obecnego inzyniera
wodociagowego, azeby dcstarczyc
opaliwo ma rok jeden IA $ $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

I. Stan & 8. Nicki
Notaryusz publiczny
Wyriaga bstra kty; wy
pisuje Deeds, Morgecze,
kont t kupna i sprzeda-
ay, wydzirr2awian rentu) oraz
wsze]kie umowy handlowe !
e III Mt a.
Sprzedaje domy Lofty
Fnrnlly urzqdzane | "a
budowane.
Gruuta do zakIadania Farm
ZABEXPIECZA Cd OGNIA,
SPKZFDAJE KARTY OKRETOWE.-
Wym'rnla wyscia j Nole-
ktujc pieniqdze.
I. STIN. d. $. N/GKI.
Office $50 milwaukee Ave.
G'sasc"~G Eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Rzeha Mississippi juz stane}a
pod Winona. kolej Burhngtonska
buduje palowy most zlmcwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

MERIL TEXT BOOK a c.
1887 Keceiv
MarchlOn hand 934,5l
Received from
NJ. Text
/ Book Agents 326,64
1887 Dist urse
Paid to State
Treasurer 25O,2o
mission toAgents aol3
Nov On hand 9Sn.S2
126l,15 1861 Is
1897 ~RECAPlTULATION.
County 32797,75
Bounty POP so
LcwistonVillage "a
Merritt Tex 9SO,S2
Poor Fund 65O6,66
Redemption 967 50
Surplus Fund 1919
StateSchoolLInt SCI
St.(harlcSllty |,b9
Town &C 7S6. 81
Winona CITY 424,Sl
School 2539,29
School Dist. ar 6l7.,29
Court House 474,75
RoadSBridge ac l2O2,lG
PocketGophcr &c sll,9s
State Il c 244,73
52l4l,72 52l4l,72
DarA Euhler
County Treasurer.
H. ". Posi-
County Auditor
WIADOMOSCI
s q.
ArqSy pogtosha, re policyi
w%iuonsklej dostawicno spis przeszfo
100 anarchist6w, ktorzy wszyscy W
miescie naszcm mleszkaG maja.
Bomb dynamntowych dotyczas ME
wytropiono. O%kropnost!
Rzeha Mississippi juz stanefa
pod Winona. kolej Burhngtonska
buduje palowy most zimowy.
Wnoasha Rada micjska IA
wniosek komitetu wodociagowego
przyjeta oferte obccnego inzyniera
wodociagowego, azeby dcstarczyt
opaliwo ma rok jeden IA $ $500
Roboty we wszystkich pi}ach
winonskich iuz ustaty i kilka set
robotnikow przez to %zosta}o zmu-
szonych swietowat az do nastepnej
wiosny, DO widoki budowy kolci
po}udniowo zachodniej, ktora mia
ne rozpoczac tel zimy, tvmczasem
SO bardZO Smutne.
Pan Otto Rose sprzcdat swoj
dom PREY wschodniej ulicy 3ciej
Chrystyanowi Schmidt Ia 5 $3.50,
a l.. {. Jacpby diva akry ma "a
ch6d Will Cumminga i Goulda cd
dic,i panu d. E Vance "a $3.50.
Ksiegorz Roesne, Winony i
togo roku, wobec mad chodzacej
%gwiazdki, puszcza ma loterya kosz.
towna samograjke. Kazdy kto Cd
tad ~ do 5 stycznla 1888 kupl w
lego handful "a $ 100 zabawek lub
innego towaru otrzyma los, upo-
wazniajacy 90 d" udziaEu w loteryi.
Feracszy o~strze jszy mr6z mic
llsmy Winonic W ponledzia}ek,
% l.lstopada. Rano termometr pod
hug Farrenheita wskasywai l65
stopni zimna.
Pan Miec@ystaw houalaushi
zalozy} " Winon!e, naprzcciwko
drukarni |Vurusu, skiad obrazow i
trumicn Wnetrze skfadu bardzo
guStownie unzadzone. Mona take
dostat u p. kowalewsklcgo Iobry,h
cygar i jak~najlepszej tabakl. Zy-
czymy pomyslncgo pow"izenia.
Piece wszelkiego rodzaju PREY
bory z%clazne i b~laszane kuchenne
sprzcdaja W Winonic W jaknajlep-
Sym gatunku i po rrnach najwie-
cci ..rzystepnych J. }. Giese syn.
Mona tex Mich do>taG wszelkich
zelastw, ~potrzebnyeh do hul"wli'
Nb. Burszty1sh5 4 Winony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01
TRAINS GOING NORTH

TRAINS GNING NORWH
IVA b;c,ro = s.ss am , a p,
" Peoria 4.i5pm
A II i.o n : $50 o.5op pm $40 s4oa ann
N'
Ga'e"a '2,aspm 4,'5 a"
). Dubuque 1851 pm 800 am
'A'' ' "'
), La Crosse 100 pm $50 an,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Roboty we wszystkich pi}ach
winohskich iuz ustaty i kilka set
robotnikow przez to zosta}o zmu-
szonych swietowat az do nastepnej
wiosny, DO widoki budowy kolci
po}udniowo z%achodniej, ktora mia
ne rozpoczaG tel zimy, tvmczasem
50 bardzo Smutne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Nb. Burszty1shi 4 Winony
przcgra} process, jaki prowadzi} 2
Tow. sw. Kazmierza krolewicza z
%powolu, ze to T~owarzystwo ME
chcia}o mu p}acic pozqdanego
wsparcia. kiedy zg}osi} sic cEorym.
Sad uzna}, re Tow. W tym przy-
padku W niczem ME wykrovzyIo
przeciw swojei Konstytucyi, re
owszcm skarzyciel przcpisow trjze
ME spe}ni}.
Ir1"rnl"u """g" IN umir>H
czonc W i1iSirj ,zNm numerzc oglo-
%szenie p. Go,fricda Strunk, ktorv
donosi g%osposiom polskim W Vino
ME, IL ~przeni6s} intcrcs sw6j ma
ulice 2ga n%aprzeriw kolei Burllng-
tohskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Pan Otto Rose sprzcdat swo6j
dom PREY wschodniej ulicy 3ciej
Chrystyanowi Schmidt Ia 5 225o,
a l.. {. Jacoby diva akry ma "a
chod Will Cumminga i Goulda cd
dicsi panu D.. Z Vance "a $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Rer7cs=y ostrze lszy mroz mic
llsmy Winonic W poniedziafek,
% llstopada. Rano termometr pod
hug F%arrenheita wskasywal l6b
stopni zirna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Pan Miec=ystaw houalausli
zalozy} Winonie, naprzcciwko
drukarni Wurusu, skfad obrazow i
trumicn Wnetrze skfadu bardzo
gustownie urzadzone. Mona take
dostat u p. kowalewsklcgo lohry,h
cygar i jaknajlepszrj tabakl. Zy-
czymy pomyslncgo pow"dzenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-01

Ksiegar= Roesner Winony i
tego roku, wobec mad chodzacej
gwiazdki, puszcza ma loterya kosz.
towna samograj Ike. Kazdy kto Cd
tad ~ do ) stycznia 1888 kupl w
lego handful "a $ 100 zabawek lub
innego towar otrzyma los, upo-
wazniajqcy 80 d" udziaFu W loteryi.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-04-01

once said to the writer:
"Well, l believe it can be done by and by.
1t has been found that from twelve to sixteen
hours before the approach of tornado pc
cular yellow appearance is to he observed
to the southwest. If this could be telegraphed
to the signal office by postmasters and the
knowledge thus obtained compared with other
available data, / think tornadoes could be
predicted with a reasonable degree of GER
tainty. The terribly destructive Georgia
tornado of 1884 was preceded by deep mar
row troug Of low barometer, the sides of
which were exceptionally steep. Into this
low area rushed a strong current of hot air
from the south and strong current of cold
air from the northwest A rapid gyratory
movement resulted. People who have never
experienced one of these terrible storms can
form no correct idea of their severity We
have some strange relics in Washington.
Among them is piece of board imbedded in
a section of the trunk of growing pine tree
The board is part of a house that stood some
600 or 700 yards from the tree when the tor
nado came. Six people were in the house at
the time and were all killed The board is so
firmly imbedded in the trunk that it cannot
be taken out.
II am more and more inclined to believe
that the sun spots have indirectly something
to do with the prevalence of cyclones"
Lieut.. Powell was one of the indication
officers" the duties of which position are so
arduous that it is impossible for a man to do
them for more than month at a time, a
number of officers serving in rotation. Lieut.
Powell's indications were always exception
ally near the perfection point
When it was found necessary to send pro-
visions to Lieut.. Ray at Point Darrow, away
up north, Lieut.. Powell was intiusted with
the mission. His stories of life among the
Esquimaux were highly interesting and his
descriptions of the ice of the far north were
very vivid He agreed with Lieut. Ray in
believing that the open Polar sea is dream.
The fact that large flocks of ducks go north
ward, the existence of a strong current bear
ing northeast and the land mirages seen to the
north by Lieut.. Ray all argue for this theory.
IL don't believe the pole can ever he reached 10y
a ship" said Lieut.. Powell. "You have nc
idea of the horror of the ice. Why, Esqumaux
even will not go to the far north if they can
help it. l believe the captive balloon plan is
the best one to solve the Arctic mysteries A
height can be obtained which with strong
glass Will make it possible to see hundreds of
miles, and | have no doubt that in this way
Ine pole Couiu pe secl, anu IL u Nlslt 10 IL Il
practicable the road found out"
Lieut. Powell was a native of the District OF
Columbia He entered the signal corps from
the army in 1873 receiving a commission as
sergeant In November, 1879 he was made
a second lieutenant, A short time ago he
offered his resignation in order to enter the
weather service of the Union Pacific railroad.
1t was not accepted but he was placed under
arrest on charge of having duplicated his
pay accounts.